on leisure compared to wretchedness
sea-going vessels, words for
second skins
Selim, Samah
senses
sentences
Sergius III, Pope
servants
servitude
sex, churchwardens’ interest in
Sharḥ al-Kāfī (The Commentary on the Kāfī)
Sharḥ al-mashāriq (Ibn Mālik)
Sharḥ al-Sullam (The Commentary on the Ladder), study of
Shaykh (term of address)
she-ass
al-Shidyāq, [Aḥmad] Fāris
Al-Jawāʾib (Tidings from Afar) (periodical)
alter ego (see the Fāriyāq); Al-Waqāʾiʿ al-Miṣriyyah (Egyptian Events) (periodical)
Arabic journalism
Bible, translation of
birth
British citizenship
Bulāq Press
Buṭrus Ḥawwā
Church Missionary Society (CMS)
conversions
death
education/studies
equality between men and women
father (Yūsuf)
Gospels, refutation of
Jawāʾib Press
liberalism
literary career
Maronite Catholicism/Catholics
modernity
monographs about
Nahḍah
occupations
oeuvre
personality
poetry
printing industry experience
Protestant missionaries
Protestantism
al-Shihābī, Ḥaydar
skepticism
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK)
travels
— in Alexandria
Cairo
Cambridge
Egypt
England
Istanbul/Constantinople
London
Malta
Paris
Tunis
— personal relations,ʿAbd al-Qādir
Aḥmad Bāy
Duprat, Benjamin
Jarrett, Thomas
Lee, Samuel
Marrāsh, Fransīs Fatḥallāh
Nicholson, John
Perceval, Caussin de
al-Tūnusī, Khayr al-Dīn
Victoria, Queen
al-Yāzijī, Ibrāhīm
— writings, Al-Ghurar al-ḥisān fī tārīkh ḥawādith al-zamān
Al-Jāsūs ʿalā l-Qāmūs (Spying on the Dictionary)
Kanz al-lughāt (The Treasury of Languages)
Leg over Leg (see Leg over Leg)
Muntahā l-ʿajab fī khaṣāʾiṣ lughat al-ʿArab (Wonder’s Apogee concerning Every Arab Linguistic Particularity)
Sirr al-Layāl fī l-qalb wa-l-ibdāl (The Secrets of Morphology and Metathesis)
Travel Narrative of the Known Conditions of Malta
Uncovering the Hidden Arts of Europe
al-Shidyāq, Asʿad
al-Shidyāq, Salīm
Shifāʾ (The Cure) (Ibn Sīnā)
al-Shihābī, Ḥaydar
Shiẓāẓ
Shklovsky, Victor
Sībawayhi
sickness
sight (vision)
Sijjīn
sin
Sirr al-Layāl fī l-qalb wa-l-ibdāl (The Secrets of Morphology and Metathesis) (al-Shidyāq)
skepticism
skin color
skin flaps
sleepers
snow
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK)
sons, nature of
Sons of Ḥannā
spleen
stars
Starkey, Paul
Stephen VI, Pope
Stephen VIII, Pope
Sterne, Laurence
stones, words for
Suʿād
Sulaymān (Solomon)
al-Ṣūlī, Wardah ([Aḥmad] Fāris al-Shidyāq’s wife)
sun, rising of
Sunnis
al-Suyūṭī
sweet things, words for
Syriac language
al-Taftazānī
Tageldin, Shaden
taghlīb
al-Talkhīṣ fī l-maʿānī (The Epitome on Tropes)
tamaddun
tambour
ṭanāṭīr
teacher, the Fāriyāq as
teachers
Theodora (Marozia’s mother)
thinking
thirst
time
Timothy
titles (honorific)
translators
Travel Narrative of the Known Conditions of Malta (al-Shidyāq)
travelers, happiness of
trees/woods, words for
tribulation
Tripoli
Tristam Shandy (Sterne)
troopers
tropes
Tunis
Tunisia
al-Tūnusī, Khayr al-Dīn
turbans
Turkish lady
Turkish trooper
Turks
Ṭuways
ugly people
Uḥayḥah
ʿUlayyān
Umm ʿAmr
Uncovering the Hidden Arts of Europe (al-Shidyāq)
undercapitalized parasites
Upper Egypt
Urban VI, Pope
Urbanus II, Pope
veil-passion
veiled woman
veils, catamites’
decent women’s
girls
imagination
poem about
protection for
sodomites
ugliness concealed by
words for
verbs, proper use of
viceroy of Egypt
Victoria, Queen
virgins
Voyage en Amérique (Chateaubriand)
vulvas and vaginas
al-Wāḥidī
al-Waqāʾiʿ al-Miṣriyyah
whores
wise men
wives
unfaithful
words for
women
alcohol
in Alexandria
attention paid to
author’s intention toward
backside
bag, their
bawdiness
belly
bewitching looks
bodies and faces compared
boldness
breastfeeding
in Cairo
cheeks
in China
Christianity
clemency
clothed, fully
conception
coquettishness
creation of
desirable ones
divinity
doctor’s advice concerning
dreams of
education
in Egypt
emir’s daughter
equality with men
essence
European depictions
evil
eyes
faces
fantasies about
the Fāriyāq as a woman
fingers
flirtatiousness
as food
Frankish women
generosity
great/good actions/undertakings
heads of state
honor, selling their
horns worn by
household management
husbands, disputes with
husbands’ infidelities
ignorance
imraʾah
infidelity
legs
liberality
lips
longevity
on Malta
Market-woman/Market-women
men, knowledge of
men, thoughts about
men, relationship with
men compared to
of the Mountain
mouths
naked
necks
nobility
noses
nuns
payment in kind
poets
poetry about
poetry by
praiseworthy and blameworthy qualities
pregnant women
presence of
pretty ones
priests’ servants
prostitutes
Qāmūs (al-Firūzābādī)
quick-witted woman on non-Arabs